New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
VIEWS ON STATE AND NATIONAL POLITICS

| Exon sressmam Amos Townsend and General
James A Barnett OF Cleveland, were in the city yes
terday att ndinl meeting of the directors OF the u
G.. C and l. Railroad Neither OF them regards the
failure OF the Fidelity National Bank OF Cncinnati as
having say widespread injurious effects In ohio.
Speaking about politics. Mr. Townsend said kepno-
lcans in State still disposed to send solid
delegate 10 the National Convention tor joan Sher-
man tor President. There is no antagonism OF any
kind between Governor Foraker and Senator sher-
nan Their understanding j; bartlett Nv LARGE
majority. i think that Senator sherman VIII nave
larAe support from the Vest
| Captain Chester s. Cole. of Corning and Charles
W. Hackett, Of Utica, were In New-York this week.
making tho Gllsey House their headquarters
They csairmen Of the Republican state CON-
mrttee and Executive Committee respectively Ihey
active al Albany last winter in trying 10 inano
a Speaker and Senator Captain Cole said THURSDAY
" Az / have not been IN NewYolk City since Decen-
Der and had business requiring attention. caino
down TO ar, end 10 it. Hackett is here often anu 50
We are here together. Tho State Committee VIII
here Tore is talk Of general conference Of Re &c,
the ticket this fan but general disposition to make
ticket strong as possible in order 70 carry inc
state We can carry IL i believe, especially II tne
labor mon put ticket in the field although that Will
hurt nus, us in some 10. looa I tiles.
0h We shall carr" re- that as o Tscre are three
counties d the district and each will have s cand
date in the next convention: stenoen County VIII VIII
R was a gallant sodlsra solid, iCyeIheadod -. man. n;
Allegheny County win be for Mr. Baldwin, anu oi
Oss sbe sSn S I for ssn ase essse'
"Tho general sentiment with Us Is for Blame. MI IN
Baino /, not to be the candidate. think Governor
Foraker. Of Ohio. is the next available man."
Chairman Hackett, speaking Of the NcwYoriz stu
alton, said "The Republican situation In New-fork
req,dres harmony above all things We have hah
enough qiarrcls for quarter Of century. We have
1 nafNoa narfV
paruo sRs R oT inis i eecoa
cent as f. has a bearing the presidential elccuon
next year We want to carry the state now for the
effect Their, with Captain Cole about nia me-
run again am for Foraker. have admired Foraker
since 10 came TO YORK 70 o spah Or stu in
him.
Tie visi Of Secretary Bayard to New-York on
wednesday was for the purpose of attending the wed
dle OF Levi O. Bird and Mrs. Kane, widow of Dr.
John Kent Kane, who was brother o1 inc great
Arctic explorer Mrs Kane j. sister OF Inc
secretary Baysrd was accompanied by his two da9gn
and by Senator George ANA ., n after the
ceremony and later In the day tho secIelarys parry
went down 10 Samuel y. Barlow's country pae on
tons island. secretary Baysrd was extremely ana
be In explaining the object OF his visit TO OF
snd urbent somswhat IN agy as v pS Ceremony
mat drew hu here hui ho G.e up nnS an mSers
and declined 70 make any public utterance'
Ex-senator Allen G. Thurman, OF Ohio, VINO u
fondy tcrqrod Z" tho noblest od Roman OF thom all
by his admlring Bourbon Democratic friends mas oeeh
spending two three weeks with his daushtorS VINO
i've ON Long Island They arc the wives OF Leu
l. tecaut Co1,cs and Ex-Governor II. c. Mccormick.
senator Thurans health has been poor for year S,G or
more and he requires much rest. Tic considers MN
self entirey cut Of the line Of ana mai
Gss "a 1 state t s when
hss been some ewspaper TAX He VA go over 10
fore returning 10 his home at Columbus
Judge Lambert Tree, Of Chicago, United states
Minister 10 Beiaun who Is at the Clarendon hotoi
vas principally noted before HIS appointment 10 that
=, sitIo- for his wealth He belonged 10 what Mike
McDonad Of Chicago. used to term the the KID,
eioved aris fOcfa cy democracy" Since he went 10
,ss, n ne ma 1psehisis in cSicago to blow up his
house Judge Tree Il gentleman OF cnuch cui'uo
and classical education
profcssor F1jsha Gray who f. at the Murray Hill
Hotel is one Of the contestants with Alexander era
ham Bell the honor Of telephone inycnuo ne
professor Iatents snoe ten millions Of dollars
The faliuro OF Congress to mako appropriations Tor
the EXPENSES Of the United States courts has led 70
serious complications all the country. AT Pits
hung the United States Judge refused TO hoid
court because there money provided for the
expenses At st. Louis there was condition OF thihss
existing which induced pubc-sprited citizens 70 como
forward and raise the necessary funds to pay Tho
expenses of the court. Frauds on the ballot-box
bad become 80 fragrant that large number OF per-
sons we're indicted ant some of the repeaters ana
balot-box suffers had been brought 20 punishment
when the court found Itself WITHOUT
funds to prosecute the work OF justice.
r. c. Kercns Of st. Louis, showed circular issued
money for tho purpose OF aiding the court He gave
list of than thirty men who had subscfibea sloo
.sFx mail for
ing expenses OF securing testimony the attendance OF
and ee So ra SSs a have Ia resulted
in the conviction OF two or three offenders ara theT.
are some forty nnar nna because Il LEFT tho
court without means to continue its work The cltl-
ems however are thoroughly aroused and propose
10 see that means raised 10 complete the GOOD
work that has been begun"
The grand hall staircase in tho uitabe
Building includes specimens Of the finest and rarcst
marbles OF the entire world Drafts have been made
upon tie historic Roman u1rries and the marble
tIe OF stone have been discovered The grouping Of
these SPECIMENS has been no small iaoor'
There Is talk among State politicians uptown that
ex- Senator Platt and ex-Stae Senator Arkcll have
haa for ep' Governor Il at least
that "BarAis is wiln'."
b. f. Hall promising young Democratic politician Of
St. Marys Penn, who was pressed ON President Cleve
lands attention for the appointment as Governor OF
Arizona was in York recently at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel where he inquiring with considerable earnest
ness whether Mr. Cleveland or Mr. Hill will carry the
Nav York Democratic delegation in the next National
Convention Although he would not commit himself, II
WAS evident that would like to Mr. Cleveland de-
feated for denomination. There Is great deal OF this
Kind Of opposition the President cropping out all over
the country The nineteen men who failed TO get tho
place for which there twenty applications bit
t.,v yed against the administration, and Is posi-
HE Ia L they will strength In the party
c;ls tnan Mr. Cleveland and his friends anticipate.
nv event they not Likely to he stirred up To any de-
gree OF enthusiasm for his reelection. Mr.. Hall
askea about the reports that Congressman W. L. Scott
had transferred his affections from Samuel Randall TO